Recovering from surgery is never easy, but what happens when the pain doesn’t go away or even gets worse weeks or months after the procedure? If you’re asking yourself, “Why do I still have pain where I had surgery?” you’re not alone. While some lingering...

When you undergo surgery, you trust your medical team to follow the highest standard of care. But mistakes happen, and one of the most serious errors is when a surgeon or medical staff accidentally leaves an object inside your body. Whether it’s a surgical sponge,...

Surgical tools are designed to withstand the rigors of complex procedures. But sometimes, needles, instrument tips, or fragments can break off and remain inside a patient without the surgical team realizing it. These retained foreign objects can lead to serious medical complications, often requiring additional...

Surgical procedures come with inherent risks, but one of the most troubling and entirely preventable mistakes is when a surgical sponge is left inside a patient’s body. Known in the medical field as a retained surgical item (RSI), sponges are the most commonly forgotten object....

A “foreign object” refers to any item that was unintentionally left inside a patient after surgery or another invasive procedure. These objects are not supposed to remain in the body and can cause serious, often life-threatening complications. Common foreign objects include: Surgical sponges (gauze or...

It Happens, and Here is What You Can Do Many people pay their medical bills without realizing they should not have or should have waited to pay what insurance does not cover. It’s a frustrating issue, especially when insurance has already covered part or all...

Boot camp workouts are known for their high-intensity, military-style exercises that push participants to their physical limits. While these programs can be an excellent way to improve fitness, they also come with an increased risk of injury. From improper training techniques to unsafe conditions, boot...

Gym injuries are more common than many people realize. Whether you’re lifting weights, running on the treadmill, or trying a new fitness class, the risk of injury is always present. It’s essential to understand the types of injuries that can occur in the gym and...

A well-structured fitness program should be safe, effective, and tailored to individual needs. However, improper training practices in gyms and fitness centers can put clients at serious risk. Whether due to unqualified trainers, lack of supervision, or disregard for personal health conditions, these mistakes can...

Staying fit and active is essential for a healthy lifestyle, but gym-goers and fitness enthusiasts often face an overlooked danger—faulty or poorly maintained equipment. From broken machines to worn-out cables and defective weight racks, these hazards can lead to serious injuries. Whether at a commercial...

If you have a loved one in a nursing home, the last thing you want to consider is that your elder is being neglected or abused. But it happens more frequently than you might imagine. Ways That a Nursing Home Covers Up Abuse or Neglect...

Getting hurt is no fun regardless of the circumstances. However, when you are injured or ill due to the negligence or fault of others, it makes the situation worse. After you are injured, the person or company responsible may file a claim with their insurance...

Motorcycles are more dangerous than cars, and an accident can be devastating. If you are injured, you may have medical bills to pay, you might also miss work, and your motorcycle will most likely need repairs.  What is a Statute of Limitations? There is something...

Baron, Herskowitz, and Cohen has undertaken an investigation into the Bose 700 headphones concerning (1) connections issues (supposed to be able to maintain 2 connections at once(; (2) random skipping and distorted sounds; (3) noise-cancelling does not work (4) battery issues (5) terrible sound (6)...

Teen drivers are by far more prone to accidents than adults. The grim statistic shows that car accidents are the leading cause of death for young people between the ages of 15 and 20. Reasons for Teen Car Accidents When driving in the car with...